The latest victim came forward just months after the Maricopa County Attorney's Office decided not to pursue charges in two prior cases involving the suspect, 35-year-old James Estep. MORE ⬇️
MESA — A Mesa man arrested twice in just the past several months is accused of raping multiple women.The most recent arrest was one day after an alleged victim came forward, telling Mesa police she met Estep at a Tempe bar and later went to his house in Mesa.
In these documents, it's noted that Mesa detectives"recognized similarities between this investigation and two other investigations by Mesa PD." The Maricopa County Attorney's Office told ABC15 that Mesa police submitted both those cases with recommendations for charges back in May, but due to the likelihood of conviction, no charges were ever filed.
“60% or 66% actually of rape victims do not report to law enforcement,” said Panas. “If we have three victims that we know of then it is likely there are more.”Neighbors living near Estep said they have been worried about what they call odd behavior.
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